Heinlein 's Stranger in a Strange Land starts out mainly with a plot about Valentine Michael Smith's the human raised as a Martian land rights to Mars, but then this issue is resolved with surprising ease, and the plot transitions to be primarily about Smith creating a religion and becoming a Messianic Archetype. The Paul Giamatti film Win Win starts out as a comedy about high school wrestling with Giamatti coaching a young wrestling prodigy His captors soon find out that The Stranger is actually a Steef, a species that have been hunted to near-extinction and the operation is an attempt to transform him into a true bipedal creature.

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So there's only two changes? Some thought the twist was brilliant. The plot then switches one more time near the end, where it's revealed that this incident was simply a Secret Test of Character for humanity as a whole, and Randy's actions caused Earth to fail so hard that the examiners create a force field around Earth and its Moon to keep Earthlings from interfering with other lifeforms in case they master intergalactic travel in the future.

Suddenly, the whole situation in Barter Town is left behind, and the theme changes to something akin to the Lost Boys from Peter Pan.

It seems to do this with the earlier problem of Youhei being poisoned by the monster of week being quickly overshadowed 5 minutes later by the fact that in attempts to recover the antidote for him Haruna received a blow to the skull and now thinks she's part of the bad guys with poor Youhei forgotten about. The first part of Alouette's Song is a techno-thriller about the discovery of a potential means of Faster-Than-Light Travel and the subterfuge from a secret government agency that wants to suppress it. Doki Doki Literature Club! Now the plot is still Man Versus Machine , but the focus has shifted from getting revenge on a villain to stopping a Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds from betraying everything he once stood for. The moos is very lighthearted. Halfway through, they stumble into a slapstick-gore film with vampires. When the babies complain they can't do anything without electricity, Nanny recommends they listen to some classic radio shows she saved on tape cassettes, which gets the main plot underway. It suddenly shifts from being a gritty crime drama to a superhero spoof. After the PCs enter, they discover that the dungeon is actually part of a derelict spacecraft and they're fighting alien monsters armed with high tech weapons. Played with in Gone Girl.